Sentence examples for excess from from inspiring English sources

Trim the excess from the edge.

DAY 13 Finally, I have stripped all the excess from Tennessee's lines.

People take their cue about the moral limits to personal excess from the economic structures that governments put in place.

The city has long had a reputation as a place of excess, from food and drink to prostitution to graft.

No one would lose their rights as a result, Mr. Patterson said, and owners could buy the excess from the state.

And to her credit, she has almost entirely banished operatic excess from her delivery, a rare feat for a classical singer.

He shaved his head like a penitent monk, ditched all flourish and excess from his batting and his public life and became a focused cricket ascetic.

McLaren was drinking to excess from age 14, and would later become hooked on ecstasy and cocaine, as well as going to illegal raves and gambling heavily.

Tales of excess from the early days of the American-Russian partnership are legendary; many involve the Russian hosts urging their guests into epic rounds of vodka toasts.

For the oily haired, dry shampoo has obvious benefits: most are loaded with modified food starch and/or talc that soaks up the excess from overexcited sebaceous glands.

He hopes the Affordable Care Act can wring a lot of excess from our health care system — reducing Medicare costs along the way.